teachable
teachable — 形容詞
- teachablepositive
- more teachablecomparative
- most teachablesuperlative
1. A subject, skill, or piece of knowledge that you can successfully pass on to som
可傳授的
能透過教學傳授的技能或知識
A subject, skill, or piece of knowledge that you can successfully pass on to someone through clear instruction and guidance.
Nila's course on Indonesian cooking is highly teachable through short video lessons.
Nila 的印尼烹飪課程很容易教，用短片來教學效果很好。
collocation: highly teachable
Felipe discovered that basic car maintenance is a very teachable skill for teenagers.
Felipe 發現基本的汽車保養是一項很適合教給青少年的技能。
pattern: be + teachable + noun
The dance looked hard, but Yara broke it into simple moves and taught everyone fast.
那支舞看似很難，但 Yara 把它拆成簡單動作，很快就教會了所有人。
After a toddler's supermarket tantrum, the teacher explained that naming feelings is a teachable skill.
超市裡有個小孩鬧脾氣後，老師藉機說明，教孩子認識情緒是一種可傳授的技能。
- learnable
emphasises that something can be learned by the student, not that it can be taught by a teacher
- transmissible
more formal and technical, often used for knowledge or culture passed between generations
- communicable
focuses on the ability to be shared or conveyed; less common for practical skills
- unteachable
direct opposite; a subject that cannot be successfully taught
文法句型
teachable + noun (a teachable skill)
be + teachable (this subject is highly teachable)
用法筆記
Frequently used with adverbs of degree such as 'highly', 'easily', or 'very' to indicate how straightforward the instruction is.
常見錯誤
2. A person who listens well, follows guidance, and genuinely wants to learn and im
好學的
願意學習、容易教導的
A person who listens well, follows guidance, and genuinely wants to learn and improve through instruction.
Amira is a remarkably teachable student who always asks thoughtful follow-up questions.
Amira 是一位非常好學的學生，總會提出有深度的追問。
collocation: remarkably teachable
Hugo proved to be very teachable during his first week of piano lessons.
Hugo 在上第一週鋼琴課時就證明了自己很受教。
pattern: be + very teachable
Xiu showed a teachable attitude and made rapid progress in English pronunciation.
Xiu 展現了好學的態度，在英文發音上進步神速。
Minho was the most teachable member of the group, always eager to practise new techniques.
Minho 是訓練小組裡最好學的成員，總是渴望練習新技巧。
- unteachable
direct opposite; a person who refuses or is unable to learn from instruction
- obstinate
emphasises stubborn refusal rather than inability
文法句型
teachable + person noun (a teachable student)
be + teachable (the intern was very teachable)
用法筆記
Distinguish from sense 1 (CAN BE TAUGHT): this sense describes a person's attitude, not a subject's objective teachability. It is commonly used in educational and professional mentoring contexts.
常見錯誤
3. An unplanned moment when a real-life event creates a natural opportunity to teac
適合教學的
可把握機會即時教學的契機
An unplanned moment when a real-life event creates a natural opportunity to teach or learn something useful.
When Léa spilled juice, her father used it as a teachable moment about cleaning up.
Léa 把果汁灑出來時，她爸爸藉機進行了一次關於清理的教學時刻。
fixed phrase: teachable moment
Tamar turned the failed science experiment into a teachable opportunity for the whole class.
Tamar 把那場失敗的科學實驗變成了全班同學的一個教學機會。
After wrong change, the shop owner used it as a teachable moment about honesty.
找錯錢之後，店主藉機進行了一次關於誠實的教學時刻。
The argument between Brian and his brother became a teachable moment about sharing toys.
Brian 和弟弟之間的爭吵變成了一個關於分享玩具的教學時刻。
Nora found a teachable moment when a bird landed on the classroom windowsill.
一隻小鳥停在教室窗臺上時，Nora 把握住了這個教學時刻。
- educative
more formal; describes something that provides education, not necessarily through a sudden opportunity
- pedagogical
technical term referring to the methods and practice of teaching
文法句型
teachable moment (fixed phrase)
teachable opportunity
用法筆記
Almost entirely fixed in the phrase 'teachable moment', common in education and parenting. The phrase implies a spontaneous, real-life event rather than a planned lesson.